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Beau Brummell

In 1796, Captain George Bryan "Beau" Brummell of the 10th Royal Hussars Regiment offends the Prince of Wales with his straightforward outspokenness and gets fired from the Army but is chosen as the Prince's personal advisor.

Director

Curtis Bernhardt

Year

Genre

biography, drama, history

Box Office

N/A

Production

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer British Studios

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Beau Brummell

Stewart Granger

Lady Patricia

Elizabeth Taylor

George, Prince of Wales

King George III

Lord Edwin Mercer

Mortimer

Mrs. Fitzherbert

Rosemary Harris

William Pitt

Lord Byron

Midger

Sir Geoffrey Baker

Dr. Warren

Mr. Fox

Mr. Burke

Colonel

Desmond Roberts

Thurlow

Sir Ralph Sidley

Dr. Dubois

George De Warfaz

Dr. Willis

Mayor

Madame Binard

Mr. Tupp

Elwyn Brook-Jones

Silva

Sir John Wyatt

D.A. Clarke-Smith

McIver - Brummel's Publisher

St. Clair

Man in Crowd

Bruiser

Thomas Gallagher

Newspaper Man

Alexander Gauge

Juggler

Lady Manley

Dandy

Victor Harrington

Footman

Lord Alvanley

Maurice Kaufmann

Heckler

Maid

Old Man in Crowd

Footman

Clement McCallin

Club Member

Brian McDermott

Footman

Lord Mindon

Footman

Man in Crowd

Roper Sr.

Gordon Phillott

Porter

Man with Dancing Dogs

Footman

Gentlemans Club Member

Squerry

Footman

Countess Marie Duvarre

Margaret Withers

Audience Member at Far Left at Political Rally

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Beau Brummell Mortimer George, Prince Of Wales Lord Byron William Pitt Lady Patricia

The gentlemen have been
assaulting those lemons - Beau Brummell

The gentlemen have been assaulting those lemons

General salute. - Beau Brummell

General salute.

With my humble duty, sir,
the parade is present and ready - Beau Brummell

With my humble duty, sir, the parade is present and ready

Beau. - Beau Brummell

Lord Edwin is
a very charming man. - Beau Brummell

Lord Edwin is a very charming man.

Did that make you feel
any less inferior? - Beau Brummell

Did that make you feel any less inferior?

Mr Brummell is an extraordinary man - Beau Brummell

Mr Brummell is an extraordinary man

Happy birthday, Prinny. - Beau Brummell

Happy birthday, Prinny.

The bedroom is there Would you care to see it - Beau Brummell

The bedroom is there Would you care to see it

And we want each other - Beau Brummell

And we want each other

Dance, dance. - Beau Brummell

Mortimer sir - Beau Brummell

...Patricia,
I know you'll be happy. - Beau Brummell

...Patricia, I know you'll be happy.

About three times over
and never occurred again. - Beau Brummell

About three times over and never occurred again.

I think I understand my dear,
it's just that everybody else - Beau Brummell

I think I understand my dear, it's just that everybody ...

I'm sorry. - Beau Brummell

It's a losing battle, Patricia,
it has been ever since that day - Beau Brummell

It's a losing battle, Patricia, it has been ever since ...

Tallyho! - Beau Brummell

A thorn, sir.
But she'll be alright. - Beau Brummell

A thorn, sir. But she'll be alright.

Looks like you had an argument
with a tree, Mr. Brummell - Beau Brummell

Looks like you had an argument with a tree, Mr. Brummell

She's leaving me George - Beau Brummell

She's leaving me George

You'll come with me George,
won't you? - Beau Brummell

You'll come with me George, won't you?

His Majesty was here.
I distinctly heard music. - Beau Brummell

His Majesty was here. I distinctly heard music.

Your Majesty. - Beau Brummell

Sire. - Beau Brummell

Your Majesty, we are here
at the insistence - Beau Brummell

Your Majesty, we are here at the insistence

Your Majesty, you must
believe me, when I say - Beau Brummell

Your Majesty, you must believe me, when I say

Fredrick is my son! - Beau Brummell

Fredrick is my son!

Do I have your Royal Highness'
permission to withdraw? - Beau Brummell

Do I have your Royal Highness' permission to withdraw?

His Royal Highness,
The Prince of Wales. - Beau Brummell

His Royal Highness, The Prince of Wales.

What's the use of it, William? - Beau Brummell

What's the use of it, William?

Good evening, Mrs. Fitzherbert. - Beau Brummell

Good evening, Mrs. Fitzherbert.

The trouble with most men of superior intellect - Beau Brummell

The trouble with most men of superior intellect

Shall we dance, Maria? - Beau Brummell

Shall we dance, Maria?

A leper is loose in the streets. - Beau Brummell

A leper is loose in the streets.

Gordy who's your fat friend - Beau Brummell

Gordy who's your fat friend

Dear me, we can't just let
the fellow starve, can we? - Beau Brummell

Dear me, we can't just let the fellow starve, can we?

It is not necessary
to creep in, monsieur. - Beau Brummell

It is not necessary to creep in, monsieur.

No, no, no! - Beau Brummell

Well, it's the first time - Beau Brummell

Well, it's the first time

Let me get Dr. Dubois, sir? - Beau Brummell

Let me get Dr. Dubois, sir?

If His Majesty should try and
get in touch with me, Mortimer, - Beau Brummell

If His Majesty should try and get in touch with me, Mortimer...

Mortimer, perhaps you had
better get the doctor. - Beau Brummell

Mortimer, perhaps you had better get the doctor.

Sire. - Beau Brummell

And this is their king? - Beau Brummell

And this is their king?

Mr. George Brummell, please? - Beau Brummell

Mr. George Brummell, please?

Mr. Brummell here? - Beau Brummell

Mr. Brummell here?

I must see him. - Beau Brummell

I must see him.

I must talk
to your tailor, sir. - Beau Brummell

I must talk to your tailor, sir.

I...I think we both... - Beau Brummell

I...I think we both...

God! - Beau Brummell

Most people will count him a failure - Beau Brummell

Most people will count him a failure

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In 1796, Captain George Bryan "Beau" Brummell of the 10th Royal Hussars Regiment offends the Prince of Wales with his straightforward outspokenness and gets fired from the Army but is chosen as the Prince's personal advisor.

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Director: Curtis Bernhardt

Writer: Karl Tunberg, Clyde Fitch

Production: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer British Studios

Genre: biography, drama, history

Year: 1954

MetaScore: N/A/100

ImdbRating: 6.4

BoxOffice: N/A

Released: 16 Nov 1954

Awards: N/A

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